Labuhan Jukung Beach

Labuhan Jukung Beach is a coastal attraction located in Pasar Krui, Pesisir Tengah District, Pesisir Barat Regency, Lampung, Indonesia. Situated on the west coast of Sumatra facing the Indian Ocean, it is known for its long stretch of dark and white sand, clear waters, and sunset views. The beach is a central tourism hub in Krui, popular for surfing, swimming, and leisure, and serves as a venue for local surfing events.

Visitors can expect a long, open sandy beach facing the Indian Ocean with views of the coastline and nearby Pisang Island on clear days. The area includes an open beachfront, fishing boats, and simple shoreline facilities. The environment is coastal and breezy with strong waves typical of the west Sumatra coast. Visitors can walk along the shore, watch sunset, observe local fishing activity, and access nearby food stalls and seating areas.

Part of the historic Krui coastal area on Sumatra's west coast, long inhabited by fishing communities and known as a maritime trading point before developing as a tourism center for Pesisir Barat Regency.

Important to local coastal communities for fishing livelihoods and as a public recreation space; hosts community gatherings and annual international surfing competitions that showcase local coastal culture.